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Young VS Stroud, the greatest Panthers debate ever?


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1 minute ago, Mr. Scot said:

We're at a similar juncture than we were in 2011 with a new coaching staff. In this case, there's also a relatively new GM and a fairly new owner.

Throw in that there are more valid choices at the QB position than before and there's a pretty good argument to be made for this being the biggest debate ever.

Fully agree!!!!

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3 minutes ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

Buddy really thought he was cool walking out the house like that.lol

 

NBA guys always have skinny legs.

If i had Mr. peanut legs, it could be 110 degrees outside and Im wearing pants.....

Im a old head about NBA and remember the days when all teams thought players looking like manute bol was worth 1st overall pick.....

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5 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Lady Cowboy Fan and I were watching WWE as I was browsing this topic and Stacey Kiebler came on screen.

That's a very different discussion 😄

Last time that happen to me and i made a couple choice comments.... I legit got beat up.

she for sure fits in this now leg topic....

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